Condi and her dictator admirers.

But she’s now post-menopausal so no one cares about a dry pussy.

Oh stop. OP, the 'dictator admirers" is your creation. Why do you keep posting this shit about her? She is a vocal anti-trumper which should gain her more than a few DL points. So she likes the ladies? So what?

Condi-troll, so this is how you’ve chose to spend Christmas Eve?

R3 chose or chosen?

Is she related to Susan Rice?

Were there any dictators fascinated with Susan?

Condi

Hhhhh

Condi troll has overdone it on the eggnog.

I have a hard time believing that men all other world want her. Smart, yes and not ugly. But no va va voom.

R10 haha but it was reported by reliable sources and those men confessed about their crush on her from their own words

R10 and evidence was also found that her images were collected by a dictator for his entertainment

She’s not only not ugly, but fugly and gay. I’m also amazed by the strong grip she had on those mad men

Sharon's interest in Rice, who is 46 and single, was first reported Friday by Israel's mass-circulation newspaper Yedioth Aharonoth. According to the article, Sharon told journalists and executives of Israel's Channel 2 News last Tuesday, "I have to confess, it was hard for me to concentrate in the conversation with Condoleezza Rice because she has very nice legs." However, a journalist at Channel 2 who sat in on the meeting told The Washington Post that Sharon actually said he found Rice's overall appearance attractive.

Sharon was a dictator in Israel?? I am about as far from fond or supportive of Sharon as can possibly be, but he wasn't a "dictator". He simply didn't meet the definition. Trump doesn't either...not yet anyway.

R15 is right. One of these is not like the others

R1 Condi never goes anywhere without her vaginal estrogen!

This is from interview with US ambassador to Yemen: “Ali Abdullah also met Condoleezza Rice who was secretary of State. For this meeting, he went over to State; one time she came to Blair House to meet him there, and one time he went over to the State Department to meet her. That was the first time, and he agreed to do it - apparently the whole protocol thing, he's the head of state, supposed to come to 容44%醬日 241 him. And he went over. We brought him into the main office where Condoleezza Rice (was waiting). Ali Abdullah Salch had kind of a crush on Condoleezza Rice. He thought she was the most beautiful woman; he would say this to me. He could not understand why she was not married. I swear he was going to divorce one of his wives and propose at some point. He clearly was quite taken with her. He was taken with the idea that a black woman was secretary of State; it was really quite remarkable to him. He had listened to her before on television; he was quite taken with her. She is quite attractive, and she is very meticulous in her presence, her presentation. Her hair is always perfectly done, her clothes are beautiful. She's a very shapely woman. She's very dignified. Ali Abdullah Salch's short and not as dignified. During this meeting, Secretary Rice is hammering him in a very direct way that he needs to do more on counter-terrorism. There was a particular case, I'm not sure what the classifications on this are that we were talking about and we wanted access to this guy and we weren't getting it, and "bang bang bang, you've got to do this." He was like a little boy, just sitting there saying "OK, we'll do that. Yes ma'am, yes ma'am." I had prepped the secretary that this would be a tough meeting, this guy does not want us meddling around in this case. At the end of the meeting, we walk out into the anteroom where the secretaries are and Ali Abdullah's supposed to go down the secretary's elevator down to C Street and out. He has a gift, "I have a gift for you, Madame Secretary." She's very gracious, "Oh thank you." He says, "I would like to present it to you now." He opens a case and it is a big, beautiful Yemeni silver necklace. A lot of them are big and clunky; this was a really delicate one, quite beautiful. And a set of earrings. She said, "That's really very lovely, thank you very much Mr. President." He said, "No, I need to see it on you." And he took the necklace out of the box and he approached the secretary and put his arms around her neck. She's a tall woman, he's a short man; you can guess where his chin was as he's reaching around. And he can't get the clasp closed. I'm sitting there with the assistant secretary of state [David Welch) and a note-taker, and I'm backing away, I'm thinking "This is not going to end well. I don't know what to do." I really didn't. Everybody else in the room is just frozen. The secretary is frozen cold, her face is just blank. And he's fiddling. He takes it off like this, and she says, "That's fine." He goes, "No," and he took her by the shoulders and turned her around. He flipped the necklace over and he caught her hair, so her perfectly coiffed hair comes down. He put the necklace on the back. He reached for the earrings, and she just said, "We're done here. Goodbye Mr. President." We hustled him out to the clevator and down. I never heard anything else beyond that. 1 will never ever forget the look on Secretary Rice's face as he was trying to get this necklace around her neck. I think we'll end there.”

Muriel, please ban this tiresome troll. It's obsessed.